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Daily Republican., 1887-04-29
Air Braks s WORKED by Electricity.

A telegram from Kankakee, Ill, re.
norris that on Wednesday an inventor
made q trial trip with a train OF thirty
Illinois Central freight cars supplied
with his air brake, the valves of which
are worked by electricity. The run was
from Chicago TO Kankakee and return.
The dynamo is carried on the LETT Size
nj the locomotive. The instantaneous
acting and IN setting OF the brakes was
Derfect. The inventor supervised tina
building OF the train q. the Illinois
Central Works, 81 Chicago. This was
the first trial o. the invention IN
America, though 1t is said TO be widely
used in Germany.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-29
New Reliable Shoe House.

No. 10 East Fourth street, between
Market and King stress We are ready
Tor business and are determined to build
up Tor ourselves good trade, solely on
The merits of the goods. We nave been
very particular to buy only from reliable
houses, and will stand by what we sell
you. We buy ior cash, and have marked
very closely, so rs to give you every ad-
vantage. Can and examine, even t. YOU
do no wish % purchase.
as LIZ JOHN B. FoRMAN,
Daily Republican., 1887-04-29
VARNISHES.

For your Furniture.
For your Carriage.
For your Piano.
In fact every kind of Varnish for all
purposes; just Toll us for what purpose
you want it and We will give you the
kind desired.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-29
l. TAYLOR GAuso

J. Taylor Cause. . presbu'(O
Harlan % Hollipgswo. =. mast
S Sssn 0'f In p P'h,iiadelphiss ,, 70, y
s ms eaN in 3 day or Two %, 81
Word WAS received iao; !, he vi
Philadelphia that th 10 gsnsm nj
ing very muon, a'1 RE sane
more favorable, and III ne rspd
arouud that no had o'''
was nm founded. -
Daily Republican., 1887-04-29
Another Big Strike For Chicago.

CHICAGO, April pa strike direct.
ly affecting 5000 or 5000 hod-oarriers
and laborers, and neces sarily in solving
practically all bricklayers and Stone
masons in the city, will be augurattd
May l, and building operations in Chi.
cago promise TO be inds iiuitely sus
pended again. The men demand higher
wages and shorter hours, but the n asteI
masons and builders declare that they
will resist IL fl .xibly.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-29

Albert E. Williamson has removed
his jswelry and watch making estsb.
lishmept from $40 French st;eeG to 105
West Eighth street, where he is pre-
pared to furnish watches, cocks aud oil
kinds OF jswelry a, cheap as ever. He
will spare Lo pains to serve his custom
ers with the best of wstchea, clocks,
rings. chains, emblems and all else per-
tanning to his line of business at the
very lowest prices, guaranteeing salts
faction at all times. Thankful! fer past
favors, he desires a continuance Of the
same.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-29
The Rise In the Ohio River.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, April S-The
present rise i'll thc Ohio river still cen.
tinues slowly but steadily. Around
the city the water is far beyond it's
natural confines, and has spread over
the bay on and 10 " lands. The Barrett
farm, on the peninsula opposite the
city, is composed OF soma OF the finest
land In Kentucky. To protect 1t, MI
Barrett recently built strong levee In
the low parte. Tuesday it was noticed
To be weakening, and a large force CT
men went to work strsp gthening 1t,
but the work was futile, and yesterday
the focd tore througa the levee and
OVERT owed the estate.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-29

Some time ago Mr.. j. T. Muilin, the
well known ciothier Of this city, re.
signed as teacher in the Sabbath
school of Brandy wine NJ. L. Church,
but before resiening his position be
promised TO take the entiis class to
Philadelphia 10 see the Cycl0rama oil
the Battle of Gettysburg. When Mr.,
MulliH makes u promise he does moi
forget II, and yesterday carried his ill.,
tention into effect. There were about
one dozen in the party and the trip was
highly enjoyed by all.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-29
Examining Filter.

A number of Camden, n. j.. Ccun.
cilmen came to this city yesterday to
examine the Croker water filter in use
at Jessup & Moore's papsr mills, q:
Augustine. Mr.. Croker, the inventor
OF the filter, accompanied the Camden
fathers. Tae City Council of Camden
contemp plates putting this f.tsr iato the
water works of that city when they are
satisfied that it works all right. The
Board of Water Commissioners have
been talking about putting the filter in
at the City Mill station to parity the
water we use for drinking and culinary
purposes.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-29
Manager Eaylis' heneiil'

The testimonial banefit W
Bayiis, which took place a. W. y :
House last evening, was ~, I
AZ we'll AZ it should have us, CO.
weather no doubt prevsh1elr -"
being present. Miss Rose o ~
peared as Peg Wothnston ~
and Faces" and was suppV M
hearted, impulsiye Peg9y, N a'
Ian proved herself 10 10 yno y, VI
ac,re sses that has appesEes. o ~
for some time, ard in the o IvT
le:'s House carried inc .uI ;n.1
with applause. Her i'' an3 III
menre and inimitaols' ~" ',,sie|
Obliged TO repeat II 20 me sn, eut|
mands o.ths sudiepce' ~ us,y
osny was excellent In .,su5
and those VINO failed to a.'eD'
|ricn dramatic treat.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-29
New Passenger Agent,

It. B. Hibbard, general freight and
pass pger agent on The Ulster and Del
aware Railroad, In New York, has ac-
cepted the same position on the VIII.
mington ana Northern Railroad, To
succeed Mr.. l.. A. Bower, who fesie ned
hts position TO connect himself with j.
7. Mullin Il Son in the clothing busi.
ness. The changes will take place about
the first of May.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-29

We manu-! actute all Cur cno:s and
?aiats in our Own tact. ~, and wou,d
say II you want any shade no. On our
sample card, VS. Will cheerfuliy xix
it without amy extra expense to you.
Ca Il and see us since We have reruAt
our place and zee what all immerfe eg-
tab lishment you have IN your Towu,
having 10 eco !quaie feet CT t1or sur
face.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-29
The Terror AND the Amph,tri,e,

WASHINGTON, APP. 2S.-The rnachin
cry OF the mouitots Terror and Am.
phitrite, nov at Philadelphia and Viii.
minRton respectively, ID practically
completed, and the Secretary OF the
Navy will in a few days prescribe the
form of tests TO which it must be sub
jecied before the vessels are accepted
by the government.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-29

We have the satisfaction of hearing
1 from several gcu1ces that DR.. Ruiz:
Cough Syrup Is all 1t claims to bt-g
genuinely good preparation.
Publ. Molly Stark, Toulon, III.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-29
Relieved From Duty.

John Clifford, who for some time has
b,en assisting Special Officer Foster In
his business Of DISCRIMINATING dogs, has
been relieved from duty, and now has
no authority to capture any luckless
canine who may venture on the streeI
without the necessary brass tag.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-29

Mrs. Sarah Aspin, the mother OF John
Aspin, the well-known coffee rooster,
died at the residence of her son, 925 West
Fourth street, yesterday. Mrs. Asp!n has
not been well for some weeks, but was
able to walk around until Wednesday
evening, when she retired to her bed, to
rise no more alive She was remarka-
bly, healthy woman and her kind and
amiable disposition endeared her to all
with whom she became acquainted. She
was born in Lancashire, England, April
Goth, 1893, being consequently "a years
old last Tuesday. She retained her sense
of sight and hearing IN remarkable man,
ner, and remained bright and conscious
up to the hour of her death. About Is
years ago her son John offered her home
with himself in this city and accepting
the offer be had her brought over and
since then she has lived very quiet, re.
tired life. She was the mother of eight
children, OF whom five survive her. Her
eldest son and daughter still reside In
England and daughter resides in Fultui
City, Illinois. Notice Of the funeral will
be seen amongst the death notices.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-29
Striking Policy.

It is reported to day that a well.
known policy plsyer Of this city, kit
three OF the principal "baosers" norn
Yesterday, winning $500 from one, $3.50
from smother and $500 from the &C lrd,
making total Of &c $50. IL is SAID INC
money was promptly PAID. ont tnat
there wes considerable swearing AZ
duIreo in by the iosers.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-29
beautiful Presents.

just received n new and fresh att ck
of M.ddleton's teas and c1ffesa Hand
some presents Beautiful maiolica and
glassware given with every pound OF
coffee and quarter of tea by George A,
Taylor, northeast cor 81 AID King Sts
Daily Republican., 1887-04-29

a patent was granted yesterday to
Henry w. Morrow OF this city, for an
improved trunk made from chemically
treated tibres OF any kind. The edges
ere ali Of double thickuess, and it ap.
pears to possess several other new point,
OF vatua.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-29
A Hundred and Fifty Lives Lost.

LONDON, April 2S.-A dispatch from
CooktOwn, Australia, announces that
the steamer Benton, of Singapore, was
sunk in collision with bark off the
Island of Fermosa, and that l50 per-
sons were drowned. No Europeans were
lost.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-29
venerable Lady W.

49, A. Boulder,
Mira. may a,sG,,e a. died at The
of her son in-iaw' "a IN Tussd
chesapeake City - h'' She has
last, aged 81 Se npIsr s Hst|
| served in the war ION, Or the so1
csived a pension from ''
nm that accOupS' -
Daily Republican., 1887-04-29
K,nl,eh us Mire TO Death

NEW York, April s -Liszie Brandt
no yvns kicked by her busbar d Henry,
= DRUNKEN brlcklayer. died this motn-
inc at her home. $50 East Tenth street.
The hubbard escaped the police and dis'
nupeared,
Daily Republican., 1887-04-29
A Terrible Hurricane.

LONDON, April ga dispatch from
Perth, the capital of Western Australia.
says: "a hurricane swept the northeast
coast on the 22d instant. The pearl fish,
ing fleet, numbering forty boats was de-
stroyed, and five hundred and fifty per-
sons persisted.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-29

uohl 1t ia excellent to have sisnts
..rsoa,h" ard Yak the earth free and
S s.sepEs asain was what the maa gid
wban he had cured his ten year re u
mntiarn wits bottle Of Salvation Oh
90 cents.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-29
Ono CnfDrtunGtB,

Casner Henry. who stated that he is
from pottsown, Pa WAS charged with
drunkenness at this mornings session
OF the city court, and committed until
to morrow.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-29

Joseph Daily, residing at the foot of
Eighth street. an employe OF the Jack.
son & Sharp Company, mashed his fin
ger cH Tuesday morning By getting Il
caught in q cog-wheel.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-29
miscellaneous,

Patty, White Lead, VI hitting, Tripod
for your shov caa4 framts ard silver
ware; Alum, U!tranipe Blue Tor
washing purposes; P1;e CASTLE Soar,
Powdered aud Roll Srlphnr, Bees WAX -,
White Waz. pure Olive On ior table
use.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-29

The grand jury ~ Ozarf, Arkansas, !
that has for two weeks boz n investiRat.
ing the Bald KLoobers, finished their
work Wednesday and we're dischar sed,
nitex hSpding IN is more indictments. |
Tho total number OF indictments found |
by the jury 10 $50, against 80 persons, |
some OK them being indicted In four or |
fiye cnses.
a vault ard safe in the ship chand.
lery OF q. b. Carpenter b Co., In CHI
cAgc. Was drilled open on Wednesday,
nd money and jawslry aggroRating
vi eco we're stolen; $1,000 of the amount
tewelry belonged to the Carpenter
family. and wss stored In the vault for
snesty.
The ordnance shops ut the Wishing
ton Navy Yard have been ordered to be.
GIN Immediately the construction OF
another ten inch breech. loading rified
eun for the Boston. The two ten-inch
guns now building at the yard are well
on toward mpletion.
A youns man, supposed to have been
James Gaunt from West Chester, Pa,
was found dead in . room In the St.
Cloud Hotel in Wilkesbarre Wednss.
day morning. He had been suffocated
by gas from . set which had rot been
turned of.
1t II said at the Pension Bureau In
Washington thai nearly 400 pensions
have been granted under the Mexican
service act OF January 20. Ab0u: $4,000
Mexican claims have been received OF
the Pension Office mp to date.
Samuel q. Heiland, ex Treasurer OF
Carroll County, Indiana, was arrested
on Wednesday fer embezzle nept and
held In 5000 bal. When he vacated
his ofiice recently discrepancy OF $l4,'
$50 was discovered in his accounts.
Three children were burned to death
In . farm house near White Wright
Texas, ON Wednesday afternoon. Thell
mother locked them up while she made
call 1t . neigh boris.
Five boys ate Wild parsnips In the
wood near Boonvllle g, Ill, on Wednesday
Three OF them died within an hour, AND
. fourth is not expected to recover.
Thomas Craig, 60 years old. patien
In the University Hospital, Philadel
phia, jumped from third-story win
dow during the absence of the muse
early. yesterday morning, ard wa
killed.
DR.. Samuel Pollock. leading ply 81
clan of Williameport, Penna., died yes
terday, aged 20 years. He was brothe
of Ex-Governor Pollock, of Philadel
phia.
Charles Morrison and Edwart Burt
of the Gloucester schooner Abbie
Morris, were drowned recently CT tn
Grand Banks by the capsizing OF
dory.
Two tramps were struck by freigt
train near VanGalia, Ohio, on Wedne
day nlkht, and killed. 1t is suspecte
that they com m!tssd suicide.
The new Venezuelan Minister, Sent
Olivsrria, was formally presented to tt
President on Thursday ny Senior Sote
do, the retiring Minister.
The schooner Flying Scud, from K
diak, Alaska, was recently lost IN Il
Pacific, with he- owner, the captain a.
fifteen men.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-29

Last evening" Bishop William II
Nichosou, of Philadelphia, oftiolatei
ut the Reformed Episcopal Church Of
the Covenant, and confirmed q large
class.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-29
MARRIAGES.

RuLEy-PENNEYW WILL. - On Tuetday
evsninv tho 10th inst. at the resid en,o OF
the br, de. liza orange street, by the Rev.
Win. Biliing.lsy. Mr.. Ellis n. huley 10
Mrs. sarah L. Penneywll, both OF tina
nft
Daily Republican., 1887-04-29

Shad and Herring.

Powell has good supply of shad and
herring at his etall In the Washington
street market, which he is selling at
moderate prices. He 10 always mp with
the times, and keeps everything al
clean as new pin.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-29

Fine snspper soup will BIS served 3
Legg's, 224 King, Saturday night,
Daily Republican., 1887-04-29
n-ou,o,,on OF irish ~,

ornrssToT,1s.' A 1IgIss VOL
;hs 9ssps al and II Eispo''M;Pss' f e.
osntly organised SSsstiOnsl u
! tbs promotion o. d. me, New Y0f
steamer Adristie. -
Daily Republican., 1887-04-29
ClC9sNC OUT GALE

Owing 20 failing nealth, oter my large
and varied stock OF goods and substantial
Clothing ats per ceLt discount. 1t con-
81 is of dress. business and work suits, odd
pants, &C ate acd vests for men and boJs for
spring, summer, iAll ana vinier. Alpaca
iinon and seersuckrr col.s aud vests.
Ladies' and gents csbas, travelling bags
anu straps. Collars, shirts, underwear,
overelis, jumpers, KNIT coats gloves, hoseries
umbrellas. tuspeddeIs, sto;oscopes and
Views, pursef, albums, tfinimInas and goods
10 the p!eco, made 20 order, or eold by the
yard. Open Saturday evenings until 10
o'clock; ohor over ipgs until y O'Clock. Also,
| will sell my store ADJ dwelling, III Mar
ket strost, Wilmington, Delaware at q .air
price and on easy ttrIcs.
G2seoG 3n CYRUS STERN
Daily Republican., 1887-04-29
Place to BuyCroceries

DEN N1SOE X PEACH Successors to Thos.
N. Wicr.) casi, grocery and revision store,
NO. lO2 rAst Fifth street: we oler you this
week ext bargains IN dried fruits: rice;
raspberry lam; t2s and ig preserves; cod fish
4 cents 10; poOd water buckets 10 cts: spen-
uid drlcd cherries; val. raiSlns: choice april
co.'s; ears sand soap 10 ct, ~ bars sable soap
- cts; lbs. ,aisins u cents: Oatmeal: hour by
noS - ris, hei t, az, m1Wa 49, 81 ci,n for me
price;rup aud SANGER tea: baking powder IN
EInss-wnre: segars and tobacco Of all KINDS
lrlsh ,iulce: AM tobacco of all kinds: sugar.
"and 6 cen $. Come buy, and save MONEY.
ID. " +. a29 ~
Daily Republican., 1887-04-29
WM,B,S SHARP eco,
Fourth and Market SIS.

With coun ters piled most
ceiling high, with our reduc-
led drefs stu Is, our servicei
has not been quite sol
prompt as we could desire
more room now and more
help. Hun rlds of yards
cut daily, nd some of you |
will not be quick enough.
Those elegant ST. canvas
cloths, 4O-in. wide-you'vei
not seen them elsewhere-l
blacks all gone---half the
colors yet here, but won't
be long--25c. i
The soc d,ess plaids in all
those pretty little grays and
double plaid effects didn't go|
fast enough-s73c now will
Ido it.
The neat, quiet colors in
small figur ed silks you are
not likely TO see again for
the price good silks, too
I6oc from 81.
You were too late for some
|colors of the reduced Silk
land Taffeta gloves three
|priccs all to one, and that
lone a thir d, half and three
Quarters off; Csc. Some
here yet TO please you.
We have a boom in Kid
! Gloves. Many a lady will
buy a kid glove at a low
price, for certain purposes,
THAT she wouldn't have for
dress. We've five or six
boxes of three-button gloves
in dark green, dark garnet
: and black K, 7sc goods-look
\ lat them for csc. Do you go
Ito market or work in the
garden 7
We told you about Silk
l stocking 5 at 81 reduced to
1000. O yer 100 pairs sold in
1.-two days amt so bad, but
1 think of the price-some i'm
! porter will think his commits
4 isions un usually heavy, or his
!. profits very light. You'll
!! not get them again, and
.. some sizes are running
'lshort.
Il We carry a full line oil
!, "Thompson's' patent glove
. fitting and Warmers health
. corsets, 1t is unnecessary tc
talk bout 'Thompson's' cor.
sets; every lady knows them
and can get them here ; 81,
u S1.25 and $3.50. The same
lssl of "W arner's;" they are here
ID in all kinds-health, flexible
a! abdominal, nursing and thu
Is celebr ated coraline; also, oil
1t ladies' waists. A fine corse
10y Warner" for SOC has n
pr l|superior.
No dress is now complet
! without a hustle. Since la
ri dies began to wear hustle
they have searched for on
in which they could feel con
::p forta BILE. Many bustles hav
az. becom me instruments Of tol
o.; ture, subjecting the wear'
loor to all sorts of discomfort,ar
Others would soon crush o,
rs Iof shane and become us,
IN LEES. The requisites shou
.dd%,s be lightness, correct shap
we, J e well fitting and firm enoue
1t ne ,s to hold the skirt in the pre-
''H- per way. 1t should told
~, when in a sitting positio
,1r- Our patent folding bus,
i 59e has all these advantages.
H tIai, lady can sit down, lay doy
w at. or fall down with peril
(, comfort. Ask for the Co
. at fort-25c.
:, Tol A big bargain is here
;9ins willed Silk Parasols-ol
y. Sc venty- five ; nearly a
wo. bla cks; 20, 2a and 24-ir
e noe in new and stylish handles
CHIT lall / off in price; Doc to S
,, neg; About three dozen of
Daily Republican., 1887-04-29

NOr.CE-THE MEMBERS OF MIN
IN QUA rribo, No. ;, Imp. o. X, Men, and
all other meiutcrs ~ the ordrr are requested 10
as>enl lc Al tn. Red Mems wigwaIn, sixth
anu ~htplcy streets. On the first sun of Flower
Slnou q. /. ~ '2a, AZ 'hr 10Th run, rising OF
IT," -uu SUNDAY morning, My Isl, at IL
u'rltra,l Tor t1r purpo OF attending The
funeral Of oar Iatc brother, VIM :. Fioun-
,iel-. signed
ATTE-T: j. liUWARD MOYER
II. 4. sergeant, 5achtm.
{. orr a20-2i
Daily Republican., 1887-04-29

SETRN iED-BY A MiDULE-AGED
~ iady,a situatiCa ns housozeeper or to
wore IN small femiiy. apply at sos Mon
700 street. 1JN
Daily Republican., 1887-04-29
RrcnZes

o. every shade OF god, copper, silver,
for every clase of work, reioucaing cd
gilt frames or making Of new ores;
gliding f,@er po5a, We have fu l. 30
different ahates o: Brln23s 10 Ge.ccj
from.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-29

\OTiCE-THE MEMBERS OF HU-
y manity .ircie, No. brotherhood OF the
I .IIu4t, MI 80 men t,rs of Franklin Circle, No.
h, arr -, nc ~! TO iu,ct at Efo herho Il Hall,
-lh ant NHie -trrrl., "u Sunday morning,
MAY Is ,. at iHa 'clurk. Tor The purpose Of at
trHdiu4 tuc funeral Of our late brother Vim.
.. f4,Vtt'cr-. signed
Al!E-I: SAMUEL. Is. CLARK,
II 7. SvrartUt, {. W.
:, kr.t,r, a.O II
Daily Republican., 1887-04-29

E;gUk RENT-T9IRD L no q X OF
Il building, 81 8arEet street, suitable
for Ledge Eoom. Apply to -
a29-t' JAMES MORROW.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-29

CHERIFF'S SkLE-BY VIRTUE OF A
= writ ofPlus Vendit.oni Expopas. to me
directed, viii be exposed 10 public sale, at
the hotel rsw occupied by Alez. Maxwoil.
in Middletowp, in st. Georges Hundred,
now Castle County, Del,
ON SATURDAY,
THE l4TH DAY OF MAY, 1887,
at2 o',lock p. H.,
Tho follow ing deEcriboi real estate. viz:
All that plantation compo sod of several
tracts and parcels OF land. with the dwcll-
ioR borse, barn and other Outoutldings
tcereon erected. situate III ST. Georges
Humid ed, New Cattle County and State OF
Delaware, and comp fIsips ell the lands Of
said Looutine N. Nov Iortet lying in said
hundred, bounded by lana OF the heirs OF
peter Bowman, deceased, Thomas Nc
WhCrter, the ccunty read leading from the
town OF St. Georgc. 10 ssnnt Bridge and
, lan.s Of JoEn z. Nrdson anu otae.s, con
| tsinlds enc hundred and f9rty acres OF land
| be the same more or less, or hoTs)svel
! otherwise the zane may DO bounded end de
Sell d ard taxen ID execution as tho pro
perry of iAeontine Il. McWnortcr aad to b'
G'LLS JAMESON, Shorir.
Shsritis Ltti,e, Wilmington, Ep-i! p
1887. a29.eod Is
Daily Republican., 1887-04-29

Al, lovers Of roller Ter fis Sia'
Il. 6 aa !, $. $sfls5 1s i!s',
i sssi, IS as the satoI sns to s, s.!
yill ba the closing 49,
Daily Republican., 1887-04-29

CSKERIFF'S SALE.-BY YIR1 UE OF
= trntIy writs nf venditioni Expnnss. 30
me directed, VIII be exposed to pubic sale,
at the 5. +. corner Of Second AMI Crarge
streets. In the city C! Wl'mlngtop. in New
Castle Cou1ty, delaware,
ON THURSDAY,
THE l2Tg DAY OF MAY 1887,
At 10 O'Clock, q. m,
The following described personal property,
W:
SIX tape, lethes, two straight ia:hts, enc
sii 20 j: tho, IUrrttt iatbe, four polithinR
la:hes, cutting prsss, emery grinder aud
wheels, Fsir6aEks ecslcs, alOt,ing machipe,
vises. arvils. boi oinr mHis, dr,ll press, nut
turning maca,ne, spring Dam mer, trip ham-
p.er5 and dc, c. t.Gl 1hir1 futp!tuTe and
sa,c, lot o. tn she's ara piit'y hi.sned nuts
and torres, Iii I,lni H. snlicI slsel, lot
round ircI, cutting ct shears, %. axles holl
CATERS ind ctner articles Lot neTein enum
Grated.
,Sc'zed and taken n execution as the prop
erty u.:te e iToI Il. >mita and Nurnl
! Z xis C0Ipalv, ard tn be sold ry
GILES JAMESON. sheriff.
ohsIits Oinca, Wilmington, hpril "a
| A. H.. 49,. az eod-ts
Daily Republican., 1887-04-29

ySYEHTfD-A COLORED GIRL FOA
~ general Homework. apply MT ooo
Shipley fleet. a29-2%
Daily Republican., 1887-04-29

pess ,paprer e. coup n s. 81
Book Beer, at "a
evening. -s~"
-orSQ
Daily Republican., 1887-04-29
OIL S,

For paints OF all kinds. Lubricasing
and Illuminating Oils, Turpentine, Al
cohol, raw and boiled Linseed Oh.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-29
ON IN 2 NDhf'
THE IirH DAY OF MAY, 1857,


The follow z described real estate, viz
All that certain lot. piece or pare OF lan1
with q three-s DRY brick dwelling house there-
on erected. situate in the city Of Wilmington,
bounded and descrioed as follows, to VII r,,,
street between Popiar and Lombard streets at
the distance Of 40 feet esseriy from N, ne east
ire OF an alloy div ding this house from til =
house adjoin ng am land now or late Of Joho
The centre OF said alley and the said land now
or lace o the said zebley parallel with Poplar
ullel with Fourth street 20 feet to II corner in
other lands now or la,e of " iiliam A; Mcin Is
the first described line and Poplar street 100
feet to the southerly eide Of Fourth street and
trenoe Herewith westerly 20 feet 10 The place
OF beginnin. be the contents thereof wha. they
may with the use in commoa Oi the aid alley
forever.
Seizci and taken into execution as the pro-
pert, OF Benjamin r.. Townsend and Eliza
beth c., his wife. and. IT,. and TO be sold by
GILES JAMESON. sheriff.
sherifr's Office, Wilmington, April -, 1887.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-29

All sizes an3 qualities Looking
Glass. German Plates, Polished Plates,
Beveled G lass Concsve Glass for show
CAGES; window Glass. We do all kids
Of glazing give US the STA and tell us
when you wait 1t put in. We have
r, ii for that purpose.